Scientists as Librarians: Subject Expertise in Cornell University Libraries Medha Devare, PhD Bioinformatics and Life Sciences Specialist Albert R. Mann.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

ESDS - a new service Kevin Schürer, Director, ESDS/UKDA.

Advertisements

Paperless & E-Learning Environments SCHOOL DIGITAL LIBRARY Development, Configuration, maintenance, CD ROM Publishing. E-LEARNING DRIVEN WEBSITES ENVIRONMENTS.

Volumes held at UC Berkeley Source: UCOP,

Ping Situ University of Arizona March 30, Changes Background Information Changes Access, access, access Follow the users → WEB Economic challenges.

Reinventing Science Librarianship: Models for the Future ARL/CNI Meeting Oct , 2008 Arlington VA Reinventing Science Librarianship: Models for the.

Symposium on Digital Curation in the Era of Big Data: Career Opportunities and Educational Requirements Workforce Demand and Career Opportunities From.

Workforce Demand and Career Opportunities in University and Research Libraries NAS Symposium on Digital Curation Anne R. Kenney July 19, 2012.

EU BON citizen science gateway Veljo Runnel University of Tartu Natural History Museum.

Jeffery Loo NLM Associate Fellow ’03 – ’05 chemicalinformaticsforlibraries.

Dr Matthew Stiff CEH Director Environmental Informatics Presentation to CRM SIG NeSC Edinburgh 12 July 2007 The Environmental Informatics Programme.

Anne Graham 6/20/ Session 2541 Staying Relevant to Our Users: How New Technologies are Redefining the Role of the (Engineering) Librarian GIS in.

EAS781 Practical Geophysics: The Tools and How to Use Them ArcGis Introduction ArcView ArcInfo ArcGis ?

Online content for teaching and learning Harvard University March, 2008.

The Subject Librarian's Role in Building Digital Collections: Where Information Management and Subject Expertise Meet Ruth Vondracek Oregon State University.

Role of Contributing Institutions – The NDL Movement Presented By Dr. B. Sutradhar, Librarian Central Library (ISO 9001:2008 Certified) IIT Kharagpur

Country Report Developing Professional Competency For UBD Professionals.

IASSIST 2005 Training Subject Librarians to Provide Data Services Katherine McNeill-Harman Data Services Librarian Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Report on ITP STIMULATE 9 Report on ITP STIMULATE 9 Yunus Thottapali Indian Institute of Information- Technology and Management-Kerala Thiruvananthapuram.

Alma Swan Key Perspectives Ltd Truro, UK.  Study commissioned by JISC  Following up on two recommendations in the ‘Lyon report’  Focus on ‘data scientists’

The Potential of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) in Libraries Presented by Teri Ann Arion 24 February 2006.

March 2010 PDS Imaging Node 1 NASA PDS Imaging Node: NASA PDS Imaging Node: Digital Data Archives and Distribution Archiving and distributing data and.

State Geological Survey Contributions to the National Geothermal Data System.

Reactor Panel: Supporting the Virtual Organization A Role for Libraries? Medha Devare Bioinformatics and Life Sciences Librarian Albert R. Mann Library,

Developing and Populating a GIS Repository of Local Data Jessica

The BIO Directorate Microbial Biology Emphasis BIO Advisory Committee April, 2005.

The Library as 21 st Century Research and Learning Center Mary Ochs Albert R Mann Library Cornell University September 2009.

Bibliography of the Athabasca River Basin (BARB): Building a Digital Tool to enhance Athabasca River Basin (ARB) research and access to multi-disciplinary.

Making Grey Literature Available through Institutional Repositories LeRoy J. LaFleur, Social Sciences Bibliographer Nathan A. Rupp, Metadata Librarian.

Research Data Management Services Katherine McNeill Social Sciences Librarians Boot Camp June 1, 2012.

Training Centre of the State Technical Library STATE TECHNICAL LIBRARY Mariánské Square 5, Prague 1.

13 September 2012 The Libraries’ Role in Research Data Management: A Case Study from the University of Minnesota Meghan Lafferty, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering,

LIS 506 (Fall 2006) LIS 506 Information Technology Week 11: Digital Libraries & Institutional Repositories.

Building Biodiversity Information Education: Next Generation Bioinformaticians P. Bryan Heidorn Carole Palmer Dan Wright Graduate School of Library and.

Planning for Arctic GIS and Geographic Information Infrastructure Sponsored by the Arctic Research Support and Logistics Program 30 October 2003 Seattle,

Ms. Irene Onyancha ISTD/Library & Information Management Services United Nations Economic Commission for Africa The Second Session of the Committee on.

The Vocational Benefits of Direct College- Utilities Collaboration Dan Brooks Associate Dean Schools of Engineering Technology and Environmental Studies.

AHDS Digitisation Workshop University of Edinburgh 3rd April 2003.

A Geospatial Clearinghouse for the Oregon Coast: Implications for Improved Hazard Assessment Dawn Wright Department of Geosciences Oregon State University.

National Center for Supercomputing Applications Barbara S. Minsker, Ph.D. Associate Professor National Center for Supercomputing Applications and Department.

Own research related to workshop Can we produce “knowledge maps” to locate and find (scientific) works across collections, time and space?

URBPD 442 Urban and regional geospatial analysis This course provides theoretical and practical skills for analyzing spatial patterns and phenomena in.

Research Data Services from the ASU Libraries Mary Whelan GIS Data Manager.

VIVO: Connecting People, Creating Communities M. Devare, J. Corson-Rikert, B. Caruso, B. Lowe, and the Life Sciences Working Group (K. Alpi, h.a. brown,

University Education in Natural Resources March 15, 2008 Andrea Wirth and Janine Salwasser Oregon State University Libraries Oregon Explorer: natural resources.

April 14, 2005MIT Libraries Visiting Committee Libraries Strategic Plan Theme III Work to shape the future MacKenzie Smith Associate Director for Technology.

NATIONAL TREASURES DATA PRESERVATION WITH METADATA Sharon Shin Metadata Coordinator Federal Geographic Data Committee Secretariat ASPRS-Reno 2006.

Why RDA? A domain repository perspective George Alter ICPSR University of Michigan.

Data Management Plans PAUL H. BERN, PH.D. APRIL 3, 2014.

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF NOAA VIRTUAL LIBRARIES: THE INTERSECTION OF TRADITIONAL LIBRARY KNOWLEDGE AND CUTTING EDGE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES Dottie Anderson.

3rd Knowledge Bank Workshop 31 มกราคม 2551 โดย สำนักหอสมุด มหาวิทยาลัยศรี ปทุม

Bryan Sinclair Associate Dean, Public Services CURVE: Collaborative University Research & Visualization Environment Georgia State University Library.

Copyright © The Polis Center GIS for Historians The North American Religion Atlas and Indiana Online Bloomington, Indiana April 16, 2002 Karen Frederickson.

2004 National Spatial Data Infrastructure Cooperative Agreements Program (CAP) Category 1 - Metadata Implementation Assistance (13) Category 2 – Metadata.

The Surgical Simulation Laboratory Antonio Bernardo, MD Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery Director, Surgical Innovation Laboratory Department of Neurosurgery.

1 EUROPEAN COMMISSION Tempus JEP – – 2006 Supporting and facilitating active uptake to Information and Communication Technologies for University.

Future Earth Data Management Breakout Nov. 29, 2012.

+ Building a Community of Practice for Research Data Services Experience of CLIR/DLF E-Research Peer Network & Mentoring Group Presentation for DLF Forum.

1 Using DLESE: Finding Resources to Enhance Teaching Shelley Olds Holly Devaul 11 July 2004.

Kathy Weimer Coordinator of Map and GIS Services and Collections

Building Capacity for DH in the Library: A “Learn by Doing” Approach

NSDL: A New Tool for Teaching and Learning.

greasing the wheels of biological big data analysis

Jonathon Sweetin, NCLOR System Administrator

Initial Outreach to Local Libraries (a primer)

University of Pittsburgh Library System (ULS)

University of Hawaii at Manoa

I-ASIST Meeting April 11, 2006 Stacy Kowalczyk

CMNS 801: Advanced research skills

Graduate Outreach Services:

Presentation transcript:

Scientists as Librarians: Subject Expertise in Cornell University Libraries Medha Devare, PhD Bioinformatics and Life Sciences Specialist Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University FIBS: Frontiers in Information Provision for the Bio- and Environmental Sciences January 25, 2007 January 25, 2007

Why science expertise in the library? Type of information (computational advances)Type of information (computational advances) Vast quantities of information (data)Vast quantities of information (data) Shrinking research funding; increasing costsShrinking research funding; increasing costs Library as a “neutral”, central entityLibrary as a “neutral”, central entity Library able to provide continuityLibrary able to provide continuity

The primary example…

Bioinformatics Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Research data Chemistry Science librarian expertise at CUL

What do subject experts provide? Subject reference/consultation supportSubject reference/consultation support Instructional program developmentInstructional program development Collection developmentCollection development Special project supportSpecial project support OutreachOutreach

What is bioinformatics? computational tools and approachescomputational tools and approaches expand use, acquisition, visualization,expand use, acquisition, visualization, analysis, organization and archiving of biological data [Bioinformatics at the NIH, 2001]

CUL: Bioinformatics Specialist Subject reference/consultation supportSubject reference/consultation support Instructional program developmentInstructional program development  library workshop series  training for library staff  guest lectures in courses  course development / participation

 VIVO VIVO  CALS portal CALS portalCALS portal  World Bank project (IAASTD)  Indo – US Agriculture Knowledge Initiative Bioinformatics Specialist Special projects/committees Special projects/committees

ResearchResearch Bioinformatics Specialist Outreach Outreach

GIS / Research Data Librarians Subject reference/consultation supportSubject reference/consultation support Instructional program developmentInstructional program development  library workshop series Collection developmentCollection development Outreach Outreach

 CALS portal CALS portalCALS portal  provide services for data collection / archiving  develop and coordinate library’s spatial data services, particularly the Cornell University Geospatial Information Repository (CUGIR)  develop delivery systems for metadata and content using geospatial data applications GIS / Research Data Librarians Projects

Cornell University Geospatial Information Repository (CUGIR) GIS / Research Data Librarians Online geospatial data and metadata repository for New York State, coordinate with NYS GIS Clearinghouse Emphasis on natural features relevant to agriculture, ecology, natural resources, human-environment interactions Projects: GIS Librarian

Projects: Research Data Librarian Projects: Research Data Librarian  Upper Susquehanna River Basin project GIS / Research Data Librarians Document data sets (Ecological Metadata Language) Deposit and preserve data sets in Cornell’s digital repository, DSpace Create a public research portal, with background information, research plans, results, and data Objective: Provide a way for the public to learn about the scientific goals and results of the project. Approach:

Thank you!